Baseball Outtakes and Jokes From a 1930s Washington Series
The piece recalls a White Sox visit to Washington featuring Isbell Izzy and an incident with Mary Garden in Salome. It notes Isbell Izay’s fiery temper, an umpire’s ejection, and a fan taunt about Mary Garden. It also recounts Danny Green’s baserunning woes and a ribbing moment from the stands.
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Washington
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White Sox
Goat
Sox
Mary Garden
Prima Monnad
Salome
Mary
Isbell
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Tie
Iday
Sos
Danny Green
New Swim Mark Set by Leonard Spence in California
Leonard Spence of the New York Athi lab won the 100 yard breaststroke finals in Fong Tereh California. His time was 6 minutes 12 6-10 seconds, reportedly an American record for the breaststroke.
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Leonard Spence
New York
Sudden Stop Harmful to Automobile Chassis
An 850 horsepower engine on an ordinary chassis strains the frame and tires. Experts warn drivers against using full braking power as a ritual, urging gradual slows to protect brakes and the chassis.
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Ieene
Tikes
Ophiletier
Joy
Sutton Het
Manager Del Pratt Ends Night Baseball Debate in Waco
Del Pratt, manager of the Waco club in the Texas League, advocates night baseball citing steadier play and brighter crowds. He argues electric lights reduce shifting shadows and could boost salaries as fans respond to the glow of the night game atmosphere.
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Win Interesting Sold Beau Mont Left Fielder to Detroit Niners
The report notes Beau Mont, a left fielder, has been sold to the Detroit Niners Golf Was tls Tascinations. for men by public sire during the summer months some fans show more interest in Lobby Jones than in Daniel Webster.
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Beaumont
Detroit Niners
Lobby Jones
Daniel Webster
Lost Son Found After Months Missing Runaway Foster Child
Vincent Sullivan thirteen from Pall River Mass disappeared last fall. Mr and Mrs Chirles Philip reported him missing after a tagged clue covered their foster child. He stayed at Brace Memorial News boss home and earned money selling newspapers gaining local attention.
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Clampion Newsboy
New York
Vintcent Sullivan
Chirles Philip
Pall River
Mass
Tag
Brace Memorial News
Anardles
Pinch Hitter Alerts Dugout With Water Warning
In a tense late inning moment a pinch hitter Chappelle faced pressure after striking out. As he reached for water a spectator warned him not to drink it, saying the water was for ball players only, leaving Chappelle puzzled by the audible interruption.
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Texas
Green
Clegnty
Danny
Larry Chappelle
White Sox
Chappelle
Bell Syndicate
Ump Doesn't Smile Umpire Tommy Connolly Answers Fan
Tommy Connolly the dean of American League umpires uses humor beneath a stern mask. A fan at a park taunted him to smile, and Connolly replied with a wry line about never seeing the villain in a show smile.
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Tommy
Connolly
Sports Notes on Golf League and Baseball Prospects
Karen is organizing an eight team industrial golf league in the city. Jess Petty of Newark plans to become a golf pro after baseball. Experts pick Jimmy Fors of the Athletics as a rising batting champion and top home run threat. Mississippi Valley league teams will have night games this season. Only the Athletics Phillies and Pirates avoid Sunday games due to Pennsylvania laws. W L Strihling is a Georgia boxer and army air reserve lieutenant with a pilot license. A slugging gene named Collins may be the St. Louis first baseman next season as a Sunny Jim deal looms. Rochester fighter Lee Paddy Ryan, once heavyweight champion, won then lost in a five-fight span. Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen each sit at 11 major golf titles. Harry Rice of the Yankees leads assists in fielding. Ray Kremer shows strong Pirates form with a streak of high win totals.
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Collins
St. Louis
Brendon
Sunny Jim Boyomley
Rochester
Lee
Loop in a Wire to Remove Broken Axle End
A stiff wire loop slips over the axle end to pull out a broken axle without removing the differential housing cover. The method uses a formed wire loop to gain wool purchase and extract the fragment without disturbing the cover, as illustrated.
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Mopulae Science Monthly
Wyoming News Long and Varied From Turkeys to Trails
A Wyoming summary reports late turkeys in the state per extension poultryman Oliver Summers after a state tour. The Fifth Cavalry encamps at Fort Francis Warren with guards housed at the post. Wyoming Bar Association considers statutory organization with January Cheyenne meeting. N B Kimbear lands sold near Morton to B T Woolery for about 15000 dollars. Hog cholera outbreaks in Moorcroft region checked by ranchers and officials. Milest ONeal dies from a highway accident near Sheridan. L S Armstrong elected president of the State Bar at Medicine Bow Lodge, 1931 meeting location to be decided in January. Pipeline permit filed for Wyoming to Montana petroleum transport by Wyoming and Montana Pipeline Co. Union Pacific shoulders major Cheyenne yard expansions. Wyoming teacher vacancies small as 1930 31 term nears. turnover low per N D Morgan. Grey Bull valley bureau of reclamation plans 40 study of Sunshine reservoir within 30 days. Pete Cordillo released from Rawlins prison after ten years. brothers also served for Jennings murder. Poultry outlook brighter per Summers with July hatch numbers not rising as hoped. Morgan Dairy to install home-making equipment in Saratoga. Lewis case dismissed due to lack of prosecution.
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Medicine Bow Lodge
Cheyenne
Riverton
N. B. Kimbear
Morton
B. T. Woolery
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Moorcroft
H. D
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Sheridan
Elmer T. Schilling
Bechilling
Shelf Lord
Wyoming
Montana
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B. 8
Bureau of Reclamation
Orppose Sunshine
Greybull River
John A. Whiling
Pete Cordillo
Rawlins
F. R. Jennings
Bosler
Car Lardine
Cordillo
John
Walter Newell
John Cordillo
Newell
Jennings
Oliver N. Summers
Extension
University of Wyoming
Summers
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
United States Department of Agriculture
Morgan Dairy
Saratoga
7. D. Lewis
Lusk Exchange
Mountain States Telephone Company
Boyd Minter
Free booklet on pipe care offered by Raleigh era stunts
Sir Walter Raleigh presented a free pipe care booklet that reached readers with advice on breaking in pipes keeping them sweet and mellow cleaning techniques and pipe hygiene. Two of Elizabeth I s ladies in waiting assisted with mail requests and Brown & Williamson Tobacco Co distributed the offer. The note notes the booklet is free and promotes a radio program The Religh Review on NBC coast to coast.
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Sir Walter Raleigh
Chep
Queen Elizabeth
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation
Louisville, Ky
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